Ailesse and her friends change the afterlife in the gripping conclusion to the fantasy duology that began with Bone Crier's Moon from New York Times bestselling author Kathryn Purdie--perfect for fans of Stephanie Garber and Roshani Chokshi.Love is a matter of life and death.Bone Criers have been ferrying the dead into the afterlife for centuries, a dangerous duty only possible with the powers they gain from sacrificing their amourés, the men destined to love them and die. But Bone Criers Ailesse and Sabine--along with Ailesse's love, Bastien--are working to chart their own course and rewrite the rules of the afterlife. If they don't break the soul bond between Ailesse and her amouré, she could die--just as Bastien's father did.Sabine struggles to maintain her authority as matrone of her famille--the role always destined for her sister--even as she fights to control the violent jackal power within her.Bastien is faced with a new dilemma as the spirits of the Underworld threaten the souls of his friends--and his father. Ailesse attempts to resist her mother's siren song as she's drawn into her own version of the Underworld. How will she save her friends once she's cut off from their world?This pulse-pounding follow-up to Bone Crier's Moon is a story of love, sisterhood, and determination as three friends find the courage and power to shatter the boundary between the living and the dead.To change the rules set by the gods, what will they have to sacrifice? Forbidden Love: Ailesse loves Bastien, but she's soul-bound to another. To be together, they must break a divine bond that could kill them both. Magic and Sacrifice: Enter a world where Bone Criers gain power by sacrificing their fated loves, and magic comes from the bones of mystical creatures. Gods and Monsters: The boundary between the living and the dead is shattering as spirits from the Underworld threaten the souls of the living. The Gripping Duology Conclusion: The pulse-pounding finale to the Bone Crier's Moon duology where three friends will risk everything to rewrite their fate.
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